Elizabethan stays

Elizabethan Shirt, Doublet, Trunk Hose, Neck Ruff, and Corset.Designed, patterned, and constructed by Jessica Vodnik.

Elizabethan stays by Redthreaded on Etsy

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CORSET Custom Tabbed Front-Lacing Elizabethan by SidneyEileen

Elizabethan Corset by sidneyeileen.deviantart.com on @deviantART

Drafting and construction of a pair of Elizabethan Bodies (precursor to stays and corsets) from the 16th century. Based on the Doretha Bodies from "The Tudor Tailor"

Elizabethan stays, bum roll and drum farthingale by Period Corsets, historical costumes

I use an online pattern generator to make a stays pattern, hand-sew it, and see how it works for an Elizabethan pair of bodies.

18th century corset - Google Search..... http://www.marquise.de/en/1700/howto/frauen/18corset.shtml This is a url to make an 18th century corset

Effigy Corset of Queen Elizabeth I

Elizabethan Corset - pattern and materials available from Farthingales where they've also written about their experience making this piece. Lot of tips!

I recently became highly obsessed with the TV show The Borgias, so when it came time for me to make my monthly Thrifty Thursday purchase all I could think about were Italian Renaissance dresses. Just look at these dresses! They may not be 100% historically accurate, but it is impossible to deny that they are pieces of art. Can you see why I was inspired? I got one white sheet, a pillow case that I stole the trim from, an opulent bed skirt, four pieces of light brown fabric, and a pearl…

The effigy corset of Queen Elizabeth I reproduction after a pattern by the Tudor Tailor, made by Wicked Lady corsets

My pretty pockets and stays. I am on a bit of a red+white garb kick.

After blogging about the process of reconstructing the earliest pair of surviving English bodies that were found on the 1603 effigy of Queen Elizabeth I at Westminster Abbey, one of the most f…

This is a mini-tutorial I created in response to a question on the Yahoo Group SCA-Garb, a medieval and renaissance costume list. The GFD (gothic fitted dress) is specialized garment of the 14th and 15th centuries that was worn as a foundation layer underneath fuller and fancier garments such as…